The crust is like a very very thin pizza crust, although the taste is slightly different, it doesn't taste bready or crispy (I like their usual thin crust). It's not sweet, either though. It has very little taste by itself.

There are crumbled oreos with fillling all over, and the crumbled oreos melt and soften, which changes their taste slightly. If you've ever had the deep fried oreos it's a similar effect. The cookie part loses the crispness, and the filling dissapears mostly into a gooey smear on top of the crust. The whole thing is drizzled with a marshmellow cream, which doesn't melt, but doesn't taste right either. I didn't think the marshmellow cream worked with the oreo taste, but I think they were going for look more than taste.

I was prepared to hate it, but actually the topping was not terrible, just a bit of a mismatch with the marshmellow cream vs. the oreo fillling taste, and of course it was way too sweet, but you sort of expect that. The crust was inedible though, but I'm not sure what I would do to fix it. I guess if you consider the crust as sort of a goo-delivery system, it did the job.